Say what you need, and an editor will read it
One form, four reasons. Messages are stored in our own database and answered by a person.
It changes where the message lands
Choosing the reason that fits gets your message in front of the right person faster than a long explanation does.
- General enquiry
- Anything that does not fit the other three. Questions about a guide, a suggestion for one, or a note about how the site behaves on your device.
- Pitch an article
- Read the contributor page first, then send the pitch here. One paragraph on the decision your piece helps a reader make, an outline and two links to previous work.
- Correction
- The fastest correction names the article, quotes the sentence and says what the right figure is. Confirmed errors are fixed with a dated note on the piece.
- Advertising
- There is no advertising on the site at present, and no sponsored posts or affiliate links. Enquiries are still read, and the editorial standards page sets out the terms any future advertising would have to meet.
No published inbox, on purpose
We would rather not print an address we cannot promise is monitored, and a published address on a design site collects more automated pitches than real messages. The form writes straight into the enquiries queue an editor works through, so nothing gets lost in a filter.
Your address is used to reply to your message and for nothing else. It is not added to the newsletter, and it is never passed to anyone outside the publication. The privacy policy sets out how long enquiries are kept.